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✔ Greek residency by investment in real estate (GoldenVisaGreece) - https://bit.ly/2LcXgix
✔Download the presentation on Golden Visa Greece by following this link - https://bit.ly/2uoHg34
✔ Greece: Permanent residence by investment.
It is safe to say that Greece is offering the most affordable Golden Visa program in the EU. Foreign investors got the opportunity to exchange investment for a Greek ID-card in 2014. The cost of a Greek residence permit through investment is equivalent to the cost of a respectable apartment.
Fresh statistical data indicates that Greek golden visas are highly sought after. In 2017, the number of investors who obtained a residence permit grew by 40% compared to the previous year.
In this video, we’ll talk about the cost, the advantages and the timeframe of obtaining a Greek residency by investment also known as Golden Visa. We’ll also take you through the step-by-step procedure and tell you how many visas have been issued under the Greek Golden Visa Program.
0:23 - Cost of a Greek Golden Visa
1:43 - Current situation at the real estate market in Greece
2:33 - Advantages of a Greek residence permit
3:25 - Steps of applying for the Greek residency by real estate investment
4:02 - Things to know about Greek residency
4:38 - Number of approved applications
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published:18 Jul 2018

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Can you guess the cheapest EU residency?
For many, second residency in the European Union is a goal worth paying extra for.
EU second residencies (and, in many cases, the future second passports to follow) are more expensive and more complicated, but also offer increased freedom of movement and the potential for an excellent second passport.
For many, the easiest way to get EU residency is through residency by investment, whereby an investor purchases real estate, makes a bank deposit or makes some other investment.
The cheapest residency by investment program in the European Union is in Greece.
A mere 250,000 euro real estate investment entitles the investor and his family to live not only in Greece, but to move freely about the Schengen Area.
However, investing in Greece is not as easy as it sounds.
Andrew explains why purchasing Greek real estate for residency and future citizenship has some challenges, and you might consider other options.
---
ABOUT NOMAD CAPITALIST
Andrew Henderson travels to nearly 30 countries every year to stay up to date on the latest legal strategies for entrepreneurs and investors to pay less tax, grow their money faster, and build their personal freedom.
Andrew started Nomad Capitalist to help people like you follow his five magic words: "go where you're treated best". He has personally started foreign companies, opened offshore bank accounts, and obtained multiple second passports.
He also learned the hard way that perpetual information seeking is often the biggest barrier to getting the results you want. Many entrepreneurs spend months and even years constantly researching how to pay less in tax or live overseas, but are afraid to make the jump.
As a result, they get stuck and keep paying a fortune in taxes and never get the lifestyle they deserve.
Nomad Capitalist's Youtube channel is based on Andrew's vision that focusing on the end result, rather than the latest shiny object, is the best way to actually obtain the benefits of the Nomad Capitalist lifestyle.
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published:17 Mar 2018

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Many love Greece for its history, its sun and its clear blue waters. But as the country's debt crisis has taken a heavy toll on the real estate market, property prices are in free fall. So that presents an opportunity. Now more and more investors from outside Greece are looking to own a piece of the country's ancient beauty.
It's a time when almost everything in Greece is for sale. This 19th century mansion comes with something many would call priceless - a wonderful view of the Acropolis, which is unique in the world; and the ancient Agora, with one of the oldest Byzantine churches.
All this is selling for 2.5 million Euros down from 3.5 before the economic crisis. Property values across Greece have dropped by at least 30% because of the recession. That adds extra appeal to those from the outside enchanted by this already attractive country.
"In the last few years, it has become more attractive because prices are lower than they used to be. So for foreigners it's much more interesting to come and see if they can get a good bargain," said real estate agent Gigi Vogtlaender-Tsoukarakis.
New property taxes have forced many Greeks to sell their properties. The real estate market has shrunk significantly, further pushing prices down. Even in prime tourist destinations, like Mykonos Island, there are bargains.
The Greek economy remains unstable. Still real estate agents say even talk about a potential return to Greece's old currency, the drachma, doesn't seem to scare off some investors.
This is because, as real estate agent Nicolas Mugni said, "For high-end properties, the buyers don't really take that into consideration. When you have something nice, you know that you can resell it. It's like with diamonds - it's not a matter of dealing in dollar, in euro or yen or whatever."
Most new property buyers are Europeans. Visa restrictions and Greek bureaucracy make it harder for Russian, American, Israeli and Asian buyers to own properties in Greece.
Now the government wants to make things easier for foreigners who consider investing in Greece's real estate. New legislation would grant a special residence permit to those who invest over 300,000 Euros in Greek properties.

published:11 Apr 2013

views:5703

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published:01 Jun 2017

views:3211

In Greece the "golden visa" law is granting the right to obtain a residence permit when buying a €250K property, the lowest amount among Eurozone countries.
For more info:
instate Real Estatehttp://instate.gr/
http://instate.gr/residence-permit-in-greece-golden-visa-immigrant-investor-visa/
info@instate.gr
by Invest in Greece agency
http://www.enterprisegreece.gov.gr/default.asp?pid=1&la=1

GoldenVisaGreece is your investor ticket to Europe. Investing 250.000 Euro in a nice house / flat with all fees included. Talk to us on www.golden-visa-europe.com for more details.

published:18 Aug 2014

views:533

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French PresidentEmmanuel Macron has called for more European investment to help Greece pay back its debt without having to rely on countries like China. Last year, a Chinese firm bought a 51% stake in a key port in the Greek capital. Privatisation of state assets has been a priority of Greece’s bailouts since 2010, but political foot-dragging and a highly unionised public sector workforce have slowed progress.
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published:08 Sep 2017

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In the last two weeks Yanis Varoufakis has catapulted to work fame. Just a month ago very few people outside of Greece knew this man who lived in academy circles. He is now the finance minister of a bankrupt country.
Mr Varoufakis, who was born in Athens in 1961 to a middle-class family and went to an exclusive private school. By profession and education he is an economist whose enthusiasms extend from Thai food to English literature.
After Syriza’s election victory he borrowed from the Welsh poetDylan Thomas for his blog: “Greek democracy today chose to stop going gently into the night. Greek democracy resolved to rage against the dying of the light.”
The young Mr Varoufakis was inspired to study economics after he met Andreas Papandreou, an economist who founded Pasok and became Greece’s first socialist prime minister. Mr Varoufakis studied in the UK at Essex University, a hotbed of radical thought in the 1980s. He lectured at Essex and Cambridge before immigrating to Australia in 1988.
A popular lecturer at Sydney university, he had his own slot on a local television show serving the Greek diaspora, on which he promoted his critical opinions on how the conservative government of John Howard, the then prime minister, was running the economy. He also acquired Australian citizenship.
Mr Varoufakis was invited back to Greece in 2000 to teach economic theory at Athens University by Yannis Stournaras, a professor who is now the country’s central bank governor. “Yanis was an exciting new addition. . . He made an important contribution, among other things, to our expertise on game theory,” says Mr Stournaras.
By Barry Norman, Investors Trading Academy

published:11 Feb 2015

views:1093

"The only financial TV that matters. Start a 30 day trial on Real Vision to watch this interview in full: https://rvtv.io/2LIGvcu
Michael Nicoletos, co-founder and CIO of AppleTree Capital, assesses the investment landscape for Greece, in the wake of the European debt agreement, against a backdrop of significant interest by funds. Michael dissects the financial settlement and outlines the structural reforms still needed in Greece, as well as what the decision means for EU unity and the signals to watch for on the road ahead."
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published:29 Jun 2017

views:654

Greece is the biggest investor in Albania
Greece is the biggest investor in Albania. This is revealed by the latest figures supplied by the Bank of Albania, according to which, the stock of Greek investments in Albania in the first quarter of 2018 was 1.29 billion euros. This figure accounts for 18% of the total of investments in Albania, while total Greek investments at the end of the first quarter were 6.88 billion euros. Compared to the end of last year, Greek investments registered an increase of 1.6%.On the other hand, Switzerland...
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Gone Troppo

Gone Troppo is the tenth studio album by George Harrison, recorded and released in 1982. It would prove to be Harrison's last studio album for five years, during which he largely took an extended hiatus from his recording career, with only the occasional soundtrack recording surfacing.

Background

By 1980, Harrison had been finding the current musical climate alienating. His commercial appeal had dwindled, with 1981's Somewhere in England failing to go gold (despite featuring the John Lennon tribute hit, "All Those Years Ago"). With one album left on his current recording contract, Harrison decided to get it over with and recorded Gone Troppo (an Australian slang expression meaning "gone mad/crazy") and released it without participating in any promotion.

Greek wine

Greece is one of the oldest wine-producing regions in the world. The earliest evidence of Greek wine has been dated to 6,500 years ago where wine was produced on a household or communal basis. In ancient times, as trade in wine became extensive, it was transported from end to end of the Mediterranean; Greek wine had especially high prestige in Italy under the Roman Empire. In the medieval period, wines exported from Crete, Monemvasia and other Greek ports fetched high prices in northern Europe.

History

The origins of wine-making in Greece go back 6,500 years and evidence suggesting wine production confirm that Greece is home to the second oldest known grape wine remnants discovered in the world and the world’s earliest evidence of crushed grapes. The spread of Greekcivilization and their worship of Dionysus, the god of wine, spread Dionysian cults throughout the Mediterranean areas during the period of 1600 BC to the year 1.Hippocrates used wine for medicinal purposes and readily prescribed it. Greek wines and their varieties were well known and traded throughout the Mediterranean. The Ancient Greeks introduced vines such as Vitis vinifera and made wine in their numerous colonies in Italy,Sicily, southern France, and Spain. The Vitis vinifera grape which thrives in temperateclimates near coastal areas with mild winters and dry summers adapted well and flourished in the Northern Mediterranean areas. The most reputable wines of ancient Greece were Chian, Coan, Corcyraean, Cretan, Euboean, Lesbian, Leucadian, Mendaean, Peparethan wine, Rhodian and Thasian.Wine was also important for ancient Macedonia. Two other names may or may not be regional: Bibline wine and Pramnian wine are named in the earliest Greek poetry, but without any reliable geographical details.

Background and performance history

Turnage composed Greek between 1986 and 1988 as a commission from the City of Munich for one of five new operas to premiere at the first Münchener Biennale. The commission was suggested by the Biennale's founder, German composer Hans Werner Henze, who had taught Turnage at the Tanglewood Music Center and admired his work. Turnage adapted Berkoff's play for the libretto with the help of Jonathan Moore who would be the stage director of the premiere production. The adaptation involved shortening the play, re-ordering some of its text, and the addition of a police riot scene not in Berkoff's original.

Paul Kazarian

Paul B. Kazarian (born October 15, 1955) is an American (of Armenian descent) investor, financier, businessperson, and philanthropist. He is currently the Founder, Chairman and CEO of Japonica Partners, an entrepreneurial investment firm.

Career history

Since 1987, Mr. Kazarian has been Chairman & CEO of Japonica Partners. In 1993, he founded The Charles & Agnes Kazarian Eternal Foundation, for which he has also been Chairman since its inception.

Through his work with Japonica Partners, Kazarian has overseen approximately $2 billion in shareholderwealth. Japonica strives to attain entrepreneurial returns with low risk, chiefly by focusing on undervalued global situations that present large value gaps. Japonica's major investments include the reorganization of 12 Allegheny International businesses, creating Sunbeam-Oster, a tender offer for Chicago Northwestern, and a proposal to rejuvenate the Borden conglomerate.

✔ Greek residency by investment in real estate (GoldenVisaGreece) - https://bit.ly/2LcXgix
✔Download the presentation on Golden Visa Greece by following this link - https://bit.ly/2uoHg34
✔ Greece: Permanent residence by investment.
It is safe to say that Greece is offering the most affordable Golden Visa program in the EU. Foreign investors got the opportunity to exchange investment for a Greek ID-card in 2014. The cost of a Greek residence permit through investment is equivalent to the cost of a respectable apartment.
Fresh statistical data indicates that Greek golden visas are highly sought after. In 2017, the number of investors who obtained a residence permit grew by 40% compared to the previous year.
In this video, we’ll talk about the cost, the advantages and the timeframe of obtaining a Greek residency by investment also known as Golden Visa. We’ll also take you through the step-by-step procedure and tell you how many visas have been issued under the Greek Golden Visa Program.
0:23 - Cost of a Greek Golden Visa
1:43 - Current situation at the real estate market in Greece
2:33 - Advantages of a Greek residence permit
3:25 - Steps of applying for the Greek residency by real estate investment
4:02 - Things to know about Greek residency
4:38 - Number of approved applications
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Migronis Ltd. is not responsible for any damages and losses, even indirect, arising in any manner out of the use of this information. We cannot guarantee that the information, statistics, data and facts in this video are still relevant and up-to-date.
You should consult your own tax, legal and accounting advisors before engaging in any transaction, and should not to make decisions based only on this video.

12:29

The Cheapest EU Residency: How to get a Greek Golden Visa

The Cheapest EU Residency: How to get a Greek Golden Visa

The Cheapest EU Residency: How to get a Greek Golden Visa

Can you guess the cheapest EU residency?
For many, second residency in the European Union is a goal worth paying extra for.
EU second residencies (and, in many cases, the future second passports to follow) are more expensive and more complicated, but also offer increased freedom of movement and the potential for an excellent second passport.
For many, the easiest way to get EU residency is through residency by investment, whereby an investor purchases real estate, makes a bank deposit or makes some other investment.
The cheapest residency by investment program in the European Union is in Greece.
A mere 250,000 euro real estate investment entitles the investor and his family to live not only in Greece, but to move freely about the Schengen Area.
However, investing in Greece is not as easy as it sounds.
Andrew explains why purchasing Greek real estate for residency and future citizenship has some challenges, and you might consider other options.
---
ABOUT NOMAD CAPITALIST
Andrew Henderson travels to nearly 30 countries every year to stay up to date on the latest legal strategies for entrepreneurs and investors to pay less tax, grow their money faster, and build their personal freedom.
Andrew started Nomad Capitalist to help people like you follow his five magic words: "go where you're treated best". He has personally started foreign companies, opened offshore bank accounts, and obtained multiple second passports.
He also learned the hard way that perpetual information seeking is often the biggest barrier to getting the results you want. Many entrepreneurs spend months and even years constantly researching how to pay less in tax or live overseas, but are afraid to make the jump.
As a result, they get stuck and keep paying a fortune in taxes and never get the lifestyle they deserve.
Nomad Capitalist's Youtube channel is based on Andrew's vision that focusing on the end result, rather than the latest shiny object, is the best way to actually obtain the benefits of the Nomad Capitalist lifestyle.
About Andrew: http://www.nomadcapitalist.com/about/
Our website: http://www.nomadcapitalist.com
Our blog: http://www.nomadcapitalist.com/blog/
Work with Andrew: http://www.holanomad.com/
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2:55

Greece presents opportunities for real estate investors

Greece presents opportunities for real estate investors

Greece presents opportunities for real estate investors

Many love Greece for its history, its sun and its clear blue waters. But as the country's debt crisis has taken a heavy toll on the real estate market, property prices are in free fall. So that presents an opportunity. Now more and more investors from outside Greece are looking to own a piece of the country's ancient beauty.
It's a time when almost everything in Greece is for sale. This 19th century mansion comes with something many would call priceless - a wonderful view of the Acropolis, which is unique in the world; and the ancient Agora, with one of the oldest Byzantine churches.
All this is selling for 2.5 million Euros down from 3.5 before the economic crisis. Property values across Greece have dropped by at least 30% because of the recession. That adds extra appeal to those from the outside enchanted by this already attractive country.
"In the last few years, it has become more attractive because prices are lower than they used to be. So for foreigners it's much more interesting to come and see if they can get a good bargain," said real estate agent Gigi Vogtlaender-Tsoukarakis.
New property taxes have forced many Greeks to sell their properties. The real estate market has shrunk significantly, further pushing prices down. Even in prime tourist destinations, like Mykonos Island, there are bargains.
The Greek economy remains unstable. Still real estate agents say even talk about a potential return to Greece's old currency, the drachma, doesn't seem to scare off some investors.
This is because, as real estate agent Nicolas Mugni said, "For high-end properties, the buyers don't really take that into consideration. When you have something nice, you know that you can resell it. It's like with diamonds - it's not a matter of dealing in dollar, in euro or yen or whatever."
Most new property buyers are Europeans. Visa restrictions and Greek bureaucracy make it harder for Russian, American, Israeli and Asian buyers to own properties in Greece.
Now the government wants to make things easier for foreigners who consider investing in Greece's real estate. New legislation would grant a special residence permit to those who invest over 300,000 Euros in Greek properties.

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2:03

Residence Permit in Greece - Golden Visa & Immigrant Investor Visa

Residence Permit in Greece - Golden Visa & Immigrant Investor Visa

Residence Permit in Greece - Golden Visa & Immigrant Investor Visa

In Greece the "golden visa" law is granting the right to obtain a residence permit when buying a €250K property, the lowest amount among Eurozone countries.
For more info:
instate Real Estatehttp://instate.gr/
http://instate.gr/residence-permit-in-greece-golden-visa-immigrant-investor-visa/
info@instate.gr
by Invest in Greece agency
http://www.enterprisegreece.gov.gr/default.asp?pid=1&la=1

Golden Visa Greece / Investor Visa Greece

GoldenVisaGreece is your investor ticket to Europe. Investing 250.000 Euro in a nice house / flat with all fees included. Talk to us on www.golden-visa-europe.com for more details.

5:20

France: Macron calls for more European investment in Greece

France: Macron calls for more European investment in Greece

France: Macron calls for more European investment in Greece

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French PresidentEmmanuel Macron has called for more European investment to help Greece pay back its debt without having to rely on countries like China. Last year, a Chinese firm bought a 51% stake in a key port in the Greek capital. Privatisation of state assets has been a priority of Greece’s bailouts since 2010, but political foot-dragging and a highly unionised public sector workforce have slowed progress.
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In the last two weeks Yanis Varoufakis has catapulted to work fame. Just a month ago very few people outside of Greece knew this man who lived in academy circles. He is now the finance minister of a bankrupt country.
Mr Varoufakis, who was born in Athens in 1961 to a middle-class family and went to an exclusive private school. By profession and education he is an economist whose enthusiasms extend from Thai food to English literature.
After Syriza’s election victory he borrowed from the Welsh poetDylan Thomas for his blog: “Greek democracy today chose to stop going gently into the night. Greek democracy resolved to rage against the dying of the light.”
The young Mr Varoufakis was inspired to study economics after he met Andreas Papandreou, an economist who founded Pasok and became Greece’s first socialist prime minister. Mr Varoufakis studied in the UK at Essex University, a hotbed of radical thought in the 1980s. He lectured at Essex and Cambridge before immigrating to Australia in 1988.
A popular lecturer at Sydney university, he had his own slot on a local television show serving the Greek diaspora, on which he promoted his critical opinions on how the conservative government of John Howard, the then prime minister, was running the economy. He also acquired Australian citizenship.
Mr Varoufakis was invited back to Greece in 2000 to teach economic theory at Athens University by Yannis Stournaras, a professor who is now the country’s central bank governor. “Yanis was an exciting new addition. . . He made an important contribution, among other things, to our expertise on game theory,” says Mr Stournaras.
By Barry Norman, Investors Trading Academy

"The only financial TV that matters. Start a 30 day trial on Real Vision to watch this interview in full: https://rvtv.io/2LIGvcu
Michael Nicoletos, co-founder and CIO of AppleTree Capital, assesses the investment landscape for Greece, in the wake of the European debt agreement, against a backdrop of significant interest by funds. Michael dissects the financial settlement and outlines the structural reforms still needed in Greece, as well as what the decision means for EU unity and the signals to watch for on the road ahead."
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1:18

Greece is the biggest investor in Albania

Greece is the biggest investor in Albania

Greece is the biggest investor in Albania

Greece is the biggest investor in Albania
Greece is the biggest investor in Albania. This is revealed by the latest figures supplied by the Bank of Albania, according to which, the stock of Greek investments in Albania in the first quarter of 2018 was 1.29 billion euros. This figure accounts for 18% of the total of investments in Albania, while total Greek investments at the end of the first quarter were 6.88 billion euros. Compared to the end of last year, Greek investments registered an increase of 1.6%.On the other hand, Switzerland...
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Christos Harpantidis | Greetings | Disrupt Greece

Christos Harpantidis | Chairman & Managing Director of Papastratos S.A.
For videos and photos: https://www.livemedia.com/disruptgreece
DisruptGreece’s all-day live event on June 29 includes a series of discussion panels and one-to-one interviews with personalities from the business, institutional and investment sectors in Greece and abroad. Fintech, agribusiness, tourism, new finance tools for startups and small- and medium-sized enterprises, and true stories told by representatives of the Greek ecosystem of startup entrepreneurship are some of the topics to be discussed.
The list of keynote speakers includes Christos Tsolkas, Vice PresidentSales at Philip Morris International, Jeff Hoffman, investor and co-founder of, among others, booking.com and priceline.com, and the Greek investor of Snapchat, NikoBonatsos, Managing Director of General Catalyst. At the same time, the finalist teams of the competition that scored the highest rating during the evaluation of their proposals will present their business ideas live, in front of a dynamic audience, competing for access to services worth EUR100,000 in total.
For more information: http://www.disruptgreece.gr/

3:29

Greece Frightening - Large investors getting nervous and here's why

Greece Frightening - Large investors getting nervous and here's why

Greece Frightening - Large investors getting nervous and here's why

Saxo Bank's Head of Fixed Income trading Simon Fasdal has been
tracking the latest developments in the Greek crisis and he believes
markets are moving into a 'red zone' scenario.
Greek bonds yields are now up around 30%, talk of capital controls can
only increase the likelihood of rumours becoming reality and French
bonds are under performing, a "critical signal" says Simon.
The next two weeks are crucial to the final outcome of the
long-running Greek saga and Simon Fasdal talks through a detailed
timeline with the key dates that should be in every trader's diary as
the threat from headline risks increases.

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✔Download the presentation on Golden Visa Greece by following this link - https://bit.ly/2uoHg34
✔ Greece: Permanent residence by investment.
It is safe to say that Greece is offering the most affordable Golden Visa program in the EU. Foreign investors got the opportunity to exchange investment for a Greek ID-card in 2014. The cost of a Greek residence permit through investment is equivalent to the cost of a respectable apartment.
Fresh statistical data indicates that Greek golden visas are highly sought after. In 2017, the number of investors who obtained a residence permit grew by 40% compared to the previous year.
In this video, we’ll talk about the cost, the advantages and the timeframe ...

published: 18 Jul 2018

The Cheapest EU Residency: How to get a Greek Golden Visa

Can you guess the cheapest EU residency?
For many, second residency in the European Union is a goal worth paying extra for.
EU second residencies (and, in many cases, the future second passports to follow) are more expensive and more complicated, but also offer increased freedom of movement and the potential for an excellent second passport.
For many, the easiest way to get EU residency is through residency by investment, whereby an investor purchases real estate, makes a bank deposit or makes some other investment.
The cheapest residency by investment program in the European Union is in Greece.
A mere 250,000 euro real estate investment entitles the investor and his family to live not only in Greece, but to move freely about the Schengen Area.
However, investing in Greece is not as...

published: 17 Mar 2018

Greece presents opportunities for real estate investors

Many love Greece for its history, its sun and its clear blue waters. But as the country's debt crisis has taken a heavy toll on the real estate market, property prices are in free fall. So that presents an opportunity. Now more and more investors from outside Greece are looking to own a piece of the country's ancient beauty.
It's a time when almost everything in Greece is for sale. This 19th century mansion comes with something many would call priceless - a wonderful view of the Acropolis, which is unique in the world; and the ancient Agora, with one of the oldest Byzantine churches.
All this is selling for 2.5 million Euros down from 3.5 before the economic crisis. Property values across Greece have dropped by at least 30% because of the recession. That adds extra appeal to those from t...

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published: 01 Jun 2017

Residence Permit in Greece - Golden Visa & Immigrant Investor Visa

In Greece the "golden visa" law is granting the right to obtain a residence permit when buying a €250K property, the lowest amount among Eurozone countries.
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Golden Visa Greece / Investor Visa Greece

GoldenVisaGreece is your investor ticket to Europe. Investing 250.000 Euro in a nice house / flat with all fees included. Talk to us on www.golden-visa-europe.com for more details.

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France: Macron calls for more European investment in Greece

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French PresidentEmmanuel Macron has called for more European investment to help Greece pay back its debt without having to rely on countries like China. Last year, a Chinese firm bought a 51% stake in a key port in the Greek capital. Privatisation of state assets has been a priority of Greece’s bailouts since 2010, but political foot-dragging and a highly unionised public sector workforce have slowed progress.
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In the last two weeks Yanis Varoufakis has catapulted to work fame. Just a month ago very few people outside of Greece knew this man who lived in academy circles. He is now the finance minister of a bankrupt country.
Mr Varoufakis, who was born in Athens in 1961 to a middle-class family and went to an exclusive private school. By profession and education he is an economist whose enthusiasms extend from Thai food to English literature.
After Syriza’s election victory he borrowed from the Welsh poetDylan Thomas for his blog: “Greek democracy today chose to stop going gently into the night. Greek democracy resolved to rage against the dying of the light.”
The young Mr Varoufakis was inspired to study economics after he met Andreas Papandreou, an economist who founded Pasok and became Greece...

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Michael Nicoletos, co-founder and CIO of AppleTree Capital, assesses the investment landscape for Greece, in the wake of the European debt agreement, against a backdrop of significant interest by funds. Michael dissects the financial settlement and outlines the structural reforms still needed in Greece, as well as what the decision means for EU unity and the signals to watch for on the road ahead."
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published: 29 Jun 2017

Greece is the biggest investor in Albania

Greece is the biggest investor in Albania
Greece is the biggest investor in Albania. This is revealed by the latest figures supplied by the Bank of Albania, according to which, the stock of Greek investments in Albania in the first quarter of 2018 was 1.29 billion euros. This figure accounts for 18% of the total of investments in Albania, while total Greek investments at the end of the first quarter were 6.88 billion euros. Compared to the end of last year, Greek investments registered an increase of 1.6%.On the other hand, Switzerland...
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DisruptGreece’s all-day live event on June 29 includes a series of discussion panels and one-to-one interviews with personalities from the business, institutional and investment sectors in Greece and abroad. Fintech, agribusiness, tourism, new finance tools for startups and small- and medium-sized enterprises, and true stories told by representatives of the Greek ecosystem of startup entrepreneurship are some of the topics to be discussed.
The list of keynote speakers includes Christos Tsolkas, Vice PresidentSales at Philip Morris International, Jeff Hoffman, investor and co-founder of, among others, booking.com and priceline.com, and the Greek investo...

published: 29 Jun 2017

Greece Frightening - Large investors getting nervous and here's why

Saxo Bank's Head of Fixed Income trading Simon Fasdal has been
tracking the latest developments in the Greek crisis and he believes
markets are moving into a 'red zone' scenario.
Greek bonds yields are now up around 30%, talk of capital controls can
only increase the likelihood of rumours becoming reality and French
bonds are under performing, a "critical signal" says Simon.
The next two weeks are crucial to the final outcome of the
long-running Greek saga and Simon Fasdal talks through a detailed
timeline with the key dates that should be in every trader's diary as
the threat from headline risks increases.

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✔ Greece: Permanent residence by investment.
It is safe to say that Greece is offering the most affordable Golden Visa program in the EU. Foreign investors got the opportunity to exchange investment for a Greek ID-card in 2014. The cost of a Greek residence permit through investment is equivalent to the cost of a respectable apartment.
Fresh statistical data indicates that Greek golden visas are highly sought after. In 2017, the number of investors who obtained a residence permit grew by 40% compared to the previous year.
In this video, we’ll talk about the cost, the advantages and the timeframe of obtaining a Greek residency by investment also known as Golden Visa. We’ll also take you through the step-by-step procedure and tell you how many visas have been issued under the Greek Golden Visa Program.
0:23 - Cost of a Greek Golden Visa
1:43 - Current situation at the real estate market in Greece
2:33 - Advantages of a Greek residence permit
3:25 - Steps of applying for the Greek residency by real estate investment
4:02 - Things to know about Greek residency
4:38 - Number of approved applications
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✔ Greece: Permanent residence by investment.
It is safe to say that Greece is offering the most affordable Golden Visa program in the EU. Foreign investors got the opportunity to exchange investment for a Greek ID-card in 2014. The cost of a Greek residence permit through investment is equivalent to the cost of a respectable apartment.
Fresh statistical data indicates that Greek golden visas are highly sought after. In 2017, the number of investors who obtained a residence permit grew by 40% compared to the previous year.
In this video, we’ll talk about the cost, the advantages and the timeframe of obtaining a Greek residency by investment also known as Golden Visa. We’ll also take you through the step-by-step procedure and tell you how many visas have been issued under the Greek Golden Visa Program.
0:23 - Cost of a Greek Golden Visa
1:43 - Current situation at the real estate market in Greece
2:33 - Advantages of a Greek residence permit
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4:38 - Number of approved applications
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The Cheapest EU Residency: How to get a Greek Golden Visa

Can you guess the cheapest EU residency?
For many, second residency in the European Union is a goal worth paying extra for.
EU second residencies (and, in ma...

Can you guess the cheapest EU residency?
For many, second residency in the European Union is a goal worth paying extra for.
EU second residencies (and, in many cases, the future second passports to follow) are more expensive and more complicated, but also offer increased freedom of movement and the potential for an excellent second passport.
For many, the easiest way to get EU residency is through residency by investment, whereby an investor purchases real estate, makes a bank deposit or makes some other investment.
The cheapest residency by investment program in the European Union is in Greece.
A mere 250,000 euro real estate investment entitles the investor and his family to live not only in Greece, but to move freely about the Schengen Area.
However, investing in Greece is not as easy as it sounds.
Andrew explains why purchasing Greek real estate for residency and future citizenship has some challenges, and you might consider other options.
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Andrew started Nomad Capitalist to help people like you follow his five magic words: "go where you're treated best". He has personally started foreign companies, opened offshore bank accounts, and obtained multiple second passports.
He also learned the hard way that perpetual information seeking is often the biggest barrier to getting the results you want. Many entrepreneurs spend months and even years constantly researching how to pay less in tax or live overseas, but are afraid to make the jump.
As a result, they get stuck and keep paying a fortune in taxes and never get the lifestyle they deserve.
Nomad Capitalist's Youtube channel is based on Andrew's vision that focusing on the end result, rather than the latest shiny object, is the best way to actually obtain the benefits of the Nomad Capitalist lifestyle.
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Can you guess the cheapest EU residency?
For many, second residency in the European Union is a goal worth paying extra for.
EU second residencies (and, in many cases, the future second passports to follow) are more expensive and more complicated, but also offer increased freedom of movement and the potential for an excellent second passport.
For many, the easiest way to get EU residency is through residency by investment, whereby an investor purchases real estate, makes a bank deposit or makes some other investment.
The cheapest residency by investment program in the European Union is in Greece.
A mere 250,000 euro real estate investment entitles the investor and his family to live not only in Greece, but to move freely about the Schengen Area.
However, investing in Greece is not as easy as it sounds.
Andrew explains why purchasing Greek real estate for residency and future citizenship has some challenges, and you might consider other options.
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ABOUT NOMAD CAPITALIST
Andrew Henderson travels to nearly 30 countries every year to stay up to date on the latest legal strategies for entrepreneurs and investors to pay less tax, grow their money faster, and build their personal freedom.
Andrew started Nomad Capitalist to help people like you follow his five magic words: "go where you're treated best". He has personally started foreign companies, opened offshore bank accounts, and obtained multiple second passports.
He also learned the hard way that perpetual information seeking is often the biggest barrier to getting the results you want. Many entrepreneurs spend months and even years constantly researching how to pay less in tax or live overseas, but are afraid to make the jump.
As a result, they get stuck and keep paying a fortune in taxes and never get the lifestyle they deserve.
Nomad Capitalist's Youtube channel is based on Andrew's vision that focusing on the end result, rather than the latest shiny object, is the best way to actually obtain the benefits of the Nomad Capitalist lifestyle.
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Greece presents opportunities for real estate investors

Many love Greece for its history, its sun and its clear blue waters. But as the country's debt crisis has taken a heavy toll on the real estate market, property...

Many love Greece for its history, its sun and its clear blue waters. But as the country's debt crisis has taken a heavy toll on the real estate market, property prices are in free fall. So that presents an opportunity. Now more and more investors from outside Greece are looking to own a piece of the country's ancient beauty.
It's a time when almost everything in Greece is for sale. This 19th century mansion comes with something many would call priceless - a wonderful view of the Acropolis, which is unique in the world; and the ancient Agora, with one of the oldest Byzantine churches.
All this is selling for 2.5 million Euros down from 3.5 before the economic crisis. Property values across Greece have dropped by at least 30% because of the recession. That adds extra appeal to those from the outside enchanted by this already attractive country.
"In the last few years, it has become more attractive because prices are lower than they used to be. So for foreigners it's much more interesting to come and see if they can get a good bargain," said real estate agent Gigi Vogtlaender-Tsoukarakis.
New property taxes have forced many Greeks to sell their properties. The real estate market has shrunk significantly, further pushing prices down. Even in prime tourist destinations, like Mykonos Island, there are bargains.
The Greek economy remains unstable. Still real estate agents say even talk about a potential return to Greece's old currency, the drachma, doesn't seem to scare off some investors.
This is because, as real estate agent Nicolas Mugni said, "For high-end properties, the buyers don't really take that into consideration. When you have something nice, you know that you can resell it. It's like with diamonds - it's not a matter of dealing in dollar, in euro or yen or whatever."
Most new property buyers are Europeans. Visa restrictions and Greek bureaucracy make it harder for Russian, American, Israeli and Asian buyers to own properties in Greece.
Now the government wants to make things easier for foreigners who consider investing in Greece's real estate. New legislation would grant a special residence permit to those who invest over 300,000 Euros in Greek properties.

Many love Greece for its history, its sun and its clear blue waters. But as the country's debt crisis has taken a heavy toll on the real estate market, property prices are in free fall. So that presents an opportunity. Now more and more investors from outside Greece are looking to own a piece of the country's ancient beauty.
It's a time when almost everything in Greece is for sale. This 19th century mansion comes with something many would call priceless - a wonderful view of the Acropolis, which is unique in the world; and the ancient Agora, with one of the oldest Byzantine churches.
All this is selling for 2.5 million Euros down from 3.5 before the economic crisis. Property values across Greece have dropped by at least 30% because of the recession. That adds extra appeal to those from the outside enchanted by this already attractive country.
"In the last few years, it has become more attractive because prices are lower than they used to be. So for foreigners it's much more interesting to come and see if they can get a good bargain," said real estate agent Gigi Vogtlaender-Tsoukarakis.
New property taxes have forced many Greeks to sell their properties. The real estate market has shrunk significantly, further pushing prices down. Even in prime tourist destinations, like Mykonos Island, there are bargains.
The Greek economy remains unstable. Still real estate agents say even talk about a potential return to Greece's old currency, the drachma, doesn't seem to scare off some investors.
This is because, as real estate agent Nicolas Mugni said, "For high-end properties, the buyers don't really take that into consideration. When you have something nice, you know that you can resell it. It's like with diamonds - it's not a matter of dealing in dollar, in euro or yen or whatever."
Most new property buyers are Europeans. Visa restrictions and Greek bureaucracy make it harder for Russian, American, Israeli and Asian buyers to own properties in Greece.
Now the government wants to make things easier for foreigners who consider investing in Greece's real estate. New legislation would grant a special residence permit to those who invest over 300,000 Euros in Greek properties.

Residence Permit in Greece - Golden Visa & Immigrant Investor Visa

In Greece the "golden visa" law is granting the right to obtain a residence permit when buying a €250K property, the lowest amount among Eurozone countries.
Fo...

In Greece the "golden visa" law is granting the right to obtain a residence permit when buying a €250K property, the lowest amount among Eurozone countries.
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http://instate.gr/residence-permit-in-greece-golden-visa-immigrant-investor-visa/
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In Greece the "golden visa" law is granting the right to obtain a residence permit when buying a €250K property, the lowest amount among Eurozone countries.
For more info:
instate Real Estatehttp://instate.gr/
http://instate.gr/residence-permit-in-greece-golden-visa-immigrant-investor-visa/
info@instate.gr
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In the last two weeks Yanis Varoufakis has catapulted to work fame. Just a month ago very few people outside of Greece knew this man who lived in academy circle...

In the last two weeks Yanis Varoufakis has catapulted to work fame. Just a month ago very few people outside of Greece knew this man who lived in academy circles. He is now the finance minister of a bankrupt country.
Mr Varoufakis, who was born in Athens in 1961 to a middle-class family and went to an exclusive private school. By profession and education he is an economist whose enthusiasms extend from Thai food to English literature.
After Syriza’s election victory he borrowed from the Welsh poetDylan Thomas for his blog: “Greek democracy today chose to stop going gently into the night. Greek democracy resolved to rage against the dying of the light.”
The young Mr Varoufakis was inspired to study economics after he met Andreas Papandreou, an economist who founded Pasok and became Greece’s first socialist prime minister. Mr Varoufakis studied in the UK at Essex University, a hotbed of radical thought in the 1980s. He lectured at Essex and Cambridge before immigrating to Australia in 1988.
A popular lecturer at Sydney university, he had his own slot on a local television show serving the Greek diaspora, on which he promoted his critical opinions on how the conservative government of John Howard, the then prime minister, was running the economy. He also acquired Australian citizenship.
Mr Varoufakis was invited back to Greece in 2000 to teach economic theory at Athens University by Yannis Stournaras, a professor who is now the country’s central bank governor. “Yanis was an exciting new addition. . . He made an important contribution, among other things, to our expertise on game theory,” says Mr Stournaras.
By Barry Norman, Investors Trading Academy

In the last two weeks Yanis Varoufakis has catapulted to work fame. Just a month ago very few people outside of Greece knew this man who lived in academy circles. He is now the finance minister of a bankrupt country.
Mr Varoufakis, who was born in Athens in 1961 to a middle-class family and went to an exclusive private school. By profession and education he is an economist whose enthusiasms extend from Thai food to English literature.
After Syriza’s election victory he borrowed from the Welsh poetDylan Thomas for his blog: “Greek democracy today chose to stop going gently into the night. Greek democracy resolved to rage against the dying of the light.”
The young Mr Varoufakis was inspired to study economics after he met Andreas Papandreou, an economist who founded Pasok and became Greece’s first socialist prime minister. Mr Varoufakis studied in the UK at Essex University, a hotbed of radical thought in the 1980s. He lectured at Essex and Cambridge before immigrating to Australia in 1988.
A popular lecturer at Sydney university, he had his own slot on a local television show serving the Greek diaspora, on which he promoted his critical opinions on how the conservative government of John Howard, the then prime minister, was running the economy. He also acquired Australian citizenship.
Mr Varoufakis was invited back to Greece in 2000 to teach economic theory at Athens University by Yannis Stournaras, a professor who is now the country’s central bank governor. “Yanis was an exciting new addition. . . He made an important contribution, among other things, to our expertise on game theory,” says Mr Stournaras.
By Barry Norman, Investors Trading Academy

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Michael Nicoletos, co-founder and CIO of AppleTree Capital, assesses the investment landscape for Greece, in the wake of the European debt agreement, against a backdrop of significant interest by funds. Michael dissects the financial settlement and outlines the structural reforms still needed in Greece, as well as what the decision means for EU unity and the signals to watch for on the road ahead."
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Michael Nicoletos, co-founder and CIO of AppleTree Capital, assesses the investment landscape for Greece, in the wake of the European debt agreement, against a backdrop of significant interest by funds. Michael dissects the financial settlement and outlines the structural reforms still needed in Greece, as well as what the decision means for EU unity and the signals to watch for on the road ahead."
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Greece is the biggest investor in Albania

Greece is the biggest investor in Albania
Greece is the biggest investor in Albania. This is revealed by the latest figures supplied by the Bank of Albania, ac...

Greece is the biggest investor in Albania
Greece is the biggest investor in Albania. This is revealed by the latest figures supplied by the Bank of Albania, according to which, the stock of Greek investments in Albania in the first quarter of 2018 was 1.29 billion euros. This figure accounts for 18% of the total of investments in Albania, while total Greek investments at the end of the first quarter were 6.88 billion euros. Compared to the end of last year, Greek investments registered an increase of 1.6%.On the other hand, Switzerland...
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Greece is the biggest investor in Albania
Greece is the biggest investor in Albania. This is revealed by the latest figures supplied by the Bank of Albania, according to which, the stock of Greek investments in Albania in the first quarter of 2018 was 1.29 billion euros. This figure accounts for 18% of the total of investments in Albania, while total Greek investments at the end of the first quarter were 6.88 billion euros. Compared to the end of last year, Greek investments registered an increase of 1.6%.On the other hand, Switzerland...
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For videos and photos: https://www.livemedia.com/disruptgreece
DisruptGreece’s all-day live event on June 29 includes a series of discussion panels and one-to-one interviews with personalities from the business, institutional and investment sectors in Greece and abroad. Fintech, agribusiness, tourism, new finance tools for startups and small- and medium-sized enterprises, and true stories told by representatives of the Greek ecosystem of startup entrepreneurship are some of the topics to be discussed.
The list of keynote speakers includes Christos Tsolkas, Vice PresidentSales at Philip Morris International, Jeff Hoffman, investor and co-founder of, among others, booking.com and priceline.com, and the Greek investor of Snapchat, NikoBonatsos, Managing Director of General Catalyst. At the same time, the finalist teams of the competition that scored the highest rating during the evaluation of their proposals will present their business ideas live, in front of a dynamic audience, competing for access to services worth EUR100,000 in total.
For more information: http://www.disruptgreece.gr/

Christos Harpantidis | Chairman & Managing Director of Papastratos S.A.
For videos and photos: https://www.livemedia.com/disruptgreece
DisruptGreece’s all-day live event on June 29 includes a series of discussion panels and one-to-one interviews with personalities from the business, institutional and investment sectors in Greece and abroad. Fintech, agribusiness, tourism, new finance tools for startups and small- and medium-sized enterprises, and true stories told by representatives of the Greek ecosystem of startup entrepreneurship are some of the topics to be discussed.
The list of keynote speakers includes Christos Tsolkas, Vice PresidentSales at Philip Morris International, Jeff Hoffman, investor and co-founder of, among others, booking.com and priceline.com, and the Greek investor of Snapchat, NikoBonatsos, Managing Director of General Catalyst. At the same time, the finalist teams of the competition that scored the highest rating during the evaluation of their proposals will present their business ideas live, in front of a dynamic audience, competing for access to services worth EUR100,000 in total.
For more information: http://www.disruptgreece.gr/

Saxo Bank's Head of Fixed Income trading Simon Fasdal has been
tracking the latest developments in the Greek crisis and he believes
markets are moving into a 'red zone' scenario.
Greek bonds yields are now up around 30%, talk of capital controls can
only increase the likelihood of rumours becoming reality and French
bonds are under performing, a "critical signal" says Simon.
The next two weeks are crucial to the final outcome of the
long-running Greek saga and Simon Fasdal talks through a detailed
timeline with the key dates that should be in every trader's diary as
the threat from headline risks increases.

Saxo Bank's Head of Fixed Income trading Simon Fasdal has been
tracking the latest developments in the Greek crisis and he believes
markets are moving into a 'red zone' scenario.
Greek bonds yields are now up around 30%, talk of capital controls can
only increase the likelihood of rumours becoming reality and French
bonds are under performing, a "critical signal" says Simon.
The next two weeks are crucial to the final outcome of the
long-running Greek saga and Simon Fasdal talks through a detailed
timeline with the key dates that should be in every trader's diary as
the threat from headline risks increases.

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EU second residencies (and, in many cases, the future second passports to follow) are more expensive and more complicated, but also offer increased freedom of movement and the potential for an excellent second passport.
For many, the easiest way to get EU residency is through residency by investment, whereby an investor purchases real estate, makes a bank deposit or makes some other investment.
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Greece presents opportunities for real estate investors

Many love Greece for its history, its sun and its clear blue waters. But as the country's debt crisis has taken a heavy toll on the real estate market, property prices are in free fall. So that presents an opportunity. Now more and more investors from outside Greece are looking to own a piece of the country's ancient beauty.
It's a time when almost everything in Greece is for sale. This 19th century mansion comes with something many would call priceless - a wonderful view of the Acropolis, which is unique in the world; and the ancient Agora, with one of the oldest Byzantine churches.
All this is selling for 2.5 million Euros down from 3.5 before the economic crisis. Property values across Greece have dropped by at least 30% because of the recession. That adds extra appeal to those from the outside enchanted by this already attractive country.
"In the last few years, it has become more attractive because prices are lower than they used to be. So for foreigners it's much more interesting to come and see if they can get a good bargain," said real estate agent Gigi Vogtlaender-Tsoukarakis.
New property taxes have forced many Greeks to sell their properties. The real estate market has shrunk significantly, further pushing prices down. Even in prime tourist destinations, like Mykonos Island, there are bargains.
The Greek economy remains unstable. Still real estate agents say even talk about a potential return to Greece's old currency, the drachma, doesn't seem to scare off some investors.
This is because, as real estate agent Nicolas Mugni said, "For high-end properties, the buyers don't really take that into consideration. When you have something nice, you know that you can resell it. It's like with diamonds - it's not a matter of dealing in dollar, in euro or yen or whatever."
Most new property buyers are Europeans. Visa restrictions and Greek bureaucracy make it harder for Russian, American, Israeli and Asian buyers to own properties in Greece.
Now the government wants to make things easier for foreigners who consider investing in Greece's real estate. New legislation would grant a special residence permit to those who invest over 300,000 Euros in Greek properties.

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In the last two weeks Yanis Varoufakis has catapulted to work fame. Just a month ago very few people outside of Greece knew this man who lived in academy circles. He is now the finance minister of a bankrupt country.
Mr Varoufakis, who was born in Athens in 1961 to a middle-class family and went to an exclusive private school. By profession and education he is an economist whose enthusiasms extend from Thai food to English literature.
After Syriza’s election victory he borrowed from the Welsh poetDylan Thomas for his blog: “Greek democracy today chose to stop going gently into the night. Greek democracy resolved to rage against the dying of the light.”
The young Mr Varoufakis was inspired to study economics after he met Andreas Papandreou, an economist who founded Pasok and became Greece’s first socialist prime minister. Mr Varoufakis studied in the UK at Essex University, a hotbed of radical thought in the 1980s. He lectured at Essex and Cambridge before immigrating to Australia in 1988.
A popular lecturer at Sydney university, he had his own slot on a local television show serving the Greek diaspora, on which he promoted his critical opinions on how the conservative government of John Howard, the then prime minister, was running the economy. He also acquired Australian citizenship.
Mr Varoufakis was invited back to Greece in 2000 to teach economic theory at Athens University by Yannis Stournaras, a professor who is now the country’s central bank governor. “Yanis was an exciting new addition. . . He made an important contribution, among other things, to our expertise on game theory,” says Mr Stournaras.
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Greece is the biggest investor in Albania

Greece is the biggest investor in Albania
Greece is the biggest investor in Albania. This is revealed by the latest figures supplied by the Bank of Albania, according to which, the stock of Greek investments in Albania in the first quarter of 2018 was 1.29 billion euros. This figure accounts for 18% of the total of investments in Albania, while total Greek investments at the end of the first quarter were 6.88 billion euros. Compared to the end of last year, Greek investments registered an increase of 1.6%.On the other hand, Switzerland...
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Christos Harpantidis | Chairman & Managing Director of Papastratos S.A.
For videos and photos: https://www.livemedia.com/disruptgreece
DisruptGreece’s all-day live event on June 29 includes a series of discussion panels and one-to-one interviews with personalities from the business, institutional and investment sectors in Greece and abroad. Fintech, agribusiness, tourism, new finance tools for startups and small- and medium-sized enterprises, and true stories told by representatives of the Greek ecosystem of startup entrepreneurship are some of the topics to be discussed.
The list of keynote speakers includes Christos Tsolkas, Vice PresidentSales at Philip Morris International, Jeff Hoffman, investor and co-founder of, among others, booking.com and priceline.com, and the Greek investor of Snapchat, NikoBonatsos, Managing Director of General Catalyst. At the same time, the finalist teams of the competition that scored the highest rating during the evaluation of their proposals will present their business ideas live, in front of a dynamic audience, competing for access to services worth EUR100,000 in total.
For more information: http://www.disruptgreece.gr/

Greece Frightening - Large investors getting nervous and here's why

Saxo Bank's Head of Fixed Income trading Simon Fasdal has been
tracking the latest developments in the Greek crisis and he believes
markets are moving into a 'red zone' scenario.
Greek bonds yields are now up around 30%, talk of capital controls can
only increase the likelihood of rumours becoming reality and French
bonds are under performing, a "critical signal" says Simon.
The next two weeks are crucial to the final outcome of the
long-running Greek saga and Simon Fasdal talks through a detailed
timeline with the key dates that should be in every trader's diary as
the threat from headline risks increases.